TARARIUM 300 GPH Internal Aquarium Filter
A submersible 300 GPH pump with a sponge stage and air intake, sold for 55 to 150 gallon tanks.
- 300 GPH submersible internal filter
- Sold for 55 to 150 gallon tanks
- Sponge stage for mechanical and biological filtration
- Air tube adds oxygen
- Suction cup mount, under 40 dB
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Pros
- Filtration, flow and aeration in one unit
- Slim body hides easily
- Inexpensive way to add circulation
Cons
- Small media volume for very large tanks
- Sponge needs frequent rinsing
At a glance
A submersible 300 GPH pump with a sponge stage and air intake, sold for 55 to 150 gallon tanks.
A handy add-on for flow and aeration in a big tank.
- 300 GPH submersible internal filter
- Sold for 55 to 150 gallon tanks
- Sponge stage for mechanical and biological filtration
- Air tube adds oxygen
- Suction cup mount, under 40 dB
Product Specifications
- Brand
- TARARIUM
- Model
- JP-024F
- Color
- Black
- Flow
- 300 GPH
- Tank size
- 55 to 150 gallons
- Dimensions
- 2.5 x 2 x 13 inches
- Warranty
- 180 Days Manufacturer
The TARARIUM JP-024F is a submersible internal filter rated at 300 GPH. It combines a pump, a black sponge cartridge and an air intake in one unit that sticks to the glass with suction cups. TARARIUM pitches it as a four-in-one: filter, water pump, wave maker and air supply.
How it works
The pump pulls water through the sponge, which traps waste and leftover food and gives bacteria a place to grow. Clean water is pushed back out with enough force to move the surface. Fit the included air tube and the outflow draws in air, adding bubbles for oxygen.
Where it fits best

TARARIUM rates it for 55 to 150 gallon tanks. At the top of that range, a single sponge is a small amount of media for that much water. It works best as a second filter, a circulation boost or an aeration point alongside a canister or HOB, rather than the only filter on a big stocked tank. It also suits ponds and tubs that just need movement and some mechanical cleanup.
Noise and mounting

TARARIUM quotes under 40 dB, with silicone suction cups that damp vibration against the glass. The body is 2.5 x 2 x 13 inches, so it fits in a back corner and hides behind plants or rock.
Maintenance

- Rinse the sponge in old tank water once a week.
- Replace it when it starts to break apart.
- Check the impeller for debris when flow drops.
Alternatives
If you want a main filter for a large tank, a canister such as the Fluval 307 holds far more media. If you only need flow, a hygger wavemaker is a dedicated option.
The Bottom Line
A handy add-on for flow and aeration in a big tank. Pair it with a larger main filter.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can it be the only filter on a 150 gallon tank?
It is better used alongside a canister or HOB on tanks that large.
Does it add oxygen?
Yes. With the air tube fitted, the outflow mixes in air bubbles.
How often should I clean the sponge?
Rinse it in tank water about once a week.



